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I don’t think Purple has any living relatives tbh because why were they unable to think of a name for their “cousin”
But also they’re unable to lean on anyone for support so they’re either all dead or they cut them out of their life for personal reasons
They had to bring their pet fish onboard bc they had no one to petsit them… erm
Oooohhhhhh evil thought. What if part of why Purple was so willing to put themself up as bait during the final fight was them trying to make up for the fact that they were. Essentially trying to kill Red with extremely bare bones and circumstantial proof for the past 3 episodes? Like I think even without any sort of guilt Purple probably would've decided to be bait anyway, their moral compass is really strong and they've proven willing to sacrifice basically everything for what they think is right already. But I do still think it's important that, instead of trying to send the person they've been determined to eject into space off to act as unarmed bait while they stay in the shadows with a weapon, they choose to do it themself instead. Especially considering how emotionally constipated they are. Bro would rather potentially die then actually verbally admit they were wrong.
i shake violently when i think about them
not clever enough
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this.. might sound so stupid but do you see the vision with white x purple (YES im referencing what you think im referencing).... IT'S OKAY IF YOU DON'T BTW they're just my rarepair and im tryna find my people
unfortunately i can see the idea behind every among us ship and this isnt an exception. theyre absolutely lovely jetra in another universe i think SO!
i cant believe its going to be fucking "jetra in another universe implied" fanart thats gonna get me to watch fucking among us omg
hey so uh. i watched it. holy fucking shit. I also feel obligated to tell everyone i almost cried several times why is a show about colourful blobs that was popular back in like 2020 making me cry?? that feels illegal. anyways expect me to be annoying and randomly talk about the show now. thanks. bye.
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A lot of people seem to forget that a key part of Red’s character is being self centred and arrogant as fuck. That or this specific trait of theirs is completely disregarded or demonised entirely. It kinda pisses me off when characters like these get their specific flaws watered down for the sake of them being silly little guys. No, Red isn’t a perfectly innocent and good person; theyve even admitted to this canonically. This specific trait of theirs is so important to the story currently and their past with Purple when they were both interns. This does not mean that Red is a Horrible person, however. They’re a person that has made countless mistakes which has ultimately led to their loss of close relationships entirely. I mean, what they did was shitty as fuck. I know I wouldn’t have forgiven that if I were purple, honestly. Red of course does recognise this and addresses that they want to become a better person and learn from the mistakes they made for the sake of themselves and the one person they hurt in that very process (which in this case is Purple). They’re also one of the VERY few characters that I’ve seen that somewhat represent narcissistic or otherwise cluster B traits in a way that isn’t entirely framing it as abusive or stereotypical. It shows the negative consequences these traits contribute to and the mistakes people who share those traits are prone to making, but red’s entire character shows that whilst it may be a huge part of their character to be an arrogant and cocky dumbass; those traits don’t make them entirely good nor bad — it’s the actions that they chose to do throughout working for Mira.
Don’t get me wrong, I Like seeing content of red being stupid as fuck (because they are) but good god PLEASE they’re far more than just a dumb idiot that doesn’t know how to do their job right. There’s so much more to unpack with them as a character and I want to see more of that. I beg.
I think what I like about Red and Purps dynamic so much is because both parties are conflicted but it’s difficult for them to resolve things and find common ground because of their shared traumas and how it shapes their interactions with others.
Red copes by using what they think is their main purpose (being a captain for MIRA) and believes it’s their most liked thing about them, as well as feeling important for it, so much so that they’ve based their entire identity around it. They’re so used to performing as Captain Red that they forget how to be just Red. Their insecurities about being a leader makes them ignorant to others around them even if they want to do good.
Purple, on the other hand, tries so hard to avoid letting others in because of their pain and struggles to make new connections because of it. They have so much empathy for others but has trouble expressing it. They’d rather do things on their own because they’re scared to rely on others since they’ve been on their own for so long and opening up means being vulnerable. They had to pick up the pieces and put themself back together.
They feel like no one listens to them so they have to shout to be heard. They’re hurting so much, all while being frustrated that Red can’t see the problems in MIRA’s logic until it’s too late.
Red Has a Heart and a Brain
Despite all the fanwork I do for Cyan and Lime, my favorites in the Among Us show are actually Red and Purple. It's just that they get the most content and therefore, I didn't feel the need to give much more unless I wanted to.
At least, that's until I realized that people didn't really get the characters. I'm not one to say one's interpretation of a piece of media is superior to someone elses because 'i said so', but there is still a character there. If there were no limitations on that rule, then suddenly a character becomes an OC, a hollow shell imitating the actual character. Sans and Edgeworth know this all too well.
Red is actually the biggest example I have of mischaracterization; while character traits are often exaggerated for memes or quick sketches, I've seen people truly think of Red as a spineless, desperate, incompetent loser who can't fathom the idea of being selfless until the very end of the show, and simply put; that just isn't true. Red is undeniably selfish and self-centered, but that selfishness forms in an interesting way.
Think about it. Red is the captain of the skeld, the person everyone can rely on. The hero if you will. Red is not conciously selfish; they are a strong example of a character being ignorantly selfish. Red truly believes, within their little world crafted by MIRA, that they are helping people. They're saving the crew, to the point of defending this point so adamently against Purple. Red desperately wants to keep their fantasy land going amongst the chaos, and in a way, the show itself, with its structure, enables this. Episodes 1-5 are all signficantly more comedic. It's only with Episode 6, with the death of Cyan and backstory reveal of Purple, that things become real. Red can't delude themselves anymore, and that's furthered by how they vote out Yellow as killer. That isn't an act of selfishness; from Red's perspective, it makes perfect sense that Yellow killed Cyan. They know they're not an imposter, Black proved they can't vent, so the only option is Yellow!
But it isn't Yellow. Red has to face the reality that their actions aren't 'herowork 101', they can be negative. They can hurt people. They gain their individuality in accepting their own flaws.
The primary theme of the show is Individual Vs Corporation, and Red is the primary example of that theme. Over the course of the show, they find out who they really are. It's stated early in the show that the title of 'captain' is the only thing that drives Red to do the things they do. They don't know who they are without it. To them, they've always been defined by someone else. Purple's friend, Green's mentor, but never simply just...Red. They are incapable of being themselves, because at their core, they don't know who they are.
What's deeply, and tragically irony, is that Red is someone who loves helping others. They become truly selfless by the end; by DnD terms, they go from a Lawful Neutral/Lawful Evil to a Lawful Good. They value everyone else above themselves truly, and become the hero they were parading as before.
Red isn't selfish in every aspect of their life; they're ignorant. Negligent. But when their eyes, er, visor is opened, they become one of the most selfless people on board, because they truly do want to help others. They just need to get out of the 'relishing the glory' part of being a hero.
blue is an interesting character because most if not their entire characterization is focused on their effect on the people around them. we get to know snippets of their story or their views through their interactions, but we honestly know very little about how they truly feel because they are very stoic when you think about it.
they hardly have an outward reaction when people explicitly express romantic interest in them, they dont express specific opinions on different crewmates and instead always meet them on their level and treat them with the same amount of empathy and care as they do anyone else, they only really talk about themself when theyre trying to help others feel understood
theyre very emotionally intelligent and know how to connect with others, even if it might take a bit more work with some people, theyre very observant, but theyre also very good at hiding what theyre thinking and feeling about things, to the point where even when theyre alone theyre more focused on the wellbeing of others rather than themself
which is why theyre simultaneously so easy and hard to mischaracterize, because is it really mischaracterization if nobody knows whats going on in that beautiful head?
Theres no way that blue DOESNT have some sort of insecurity about themselves when they're so heavily objectified by everyone around them and very clearly are choosing to ignore it (they definitely notice, it's hard not to). What if they think they're not kind and smart enough because people notice their looks before their actions. What if theyre trying too hard to compensate for that as a result. What if that's why their goodness is so exaggerated, they're working harder to be better than they already were. What if that's why they took classes about literature that they use in everyday conversation. What if they're waiting for someone to notice how they act before how they look. What if
I just had to do the McQueen crocs I had to
blue doodles my friend kept begging me to post. yes blue from the among us show. DON'T LOOK AT ME
im still figuring out how i want to draw these critters
I watched remnant so I guess im back on my bullshit again
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I really like the fandom interpretation of White as being a clueless nepobaby rather than a snooty rich asshole.
Their first line in the show is "Just like everyone else [...]", uttered right before bringing up their yacht and sommelier and high paying job handed down by mommy and daddy. They've been so completely sheltered that they've probably never interacted with the lower class directly, to the point where poverty is a vague, distant concept and they just assume the majority of people are like their """friends""" ("cops, influencers, children of politicians..."). Hell even when Yellow vents about corporate practices and Green asks "What's a capitalist?", White gleefully answers "Oh, that's me!" like they've never heard the term used in a negative context. They don't look down on poorer/not-rich people ; they barely even know those exist.
But then they board the Skeld.
Had they not been the first to die, I think it would have been really interesting to see how the events could/would have influenced them. Spending more time around Green, who comes from a worm farm and is the first in their village to pursue higher education ; talking with Yellow and Brown, the anticapitalist union leaders- and then when the imposter(s) start killing crewmates, getting hit with the realization that all their money and networking and business ties mean absolutely nothing.
They can't buy their way out- the murderous shapeshifting aliens don't care about money.
Their parents and associates aren't coming to help.
Even MIRA won't do a thing- as rich as White is, MIRA is richer. They'll cover up the incident in no time.
Basically I need this fucker to have a meltdown and existential crisis.
think that it's impossible for camtain to take care of a child in any way but heres my fankids
They are very divorcecore, it makes sense
